of the united health care workers union gathered at the steps of the state capital this morning in support of a new bill. the legislation would integrate in-home support services with medi-cal. in home care is expected to share $208 million. >>> drivers will soon be able to bus in the back. sal castaneda is live in san francisco with rider reaction and the reason for the change, sal -- >> reporter: a lot of people here waiting if the bus and when the bus gets here they only have one option, they're going to be able to get on in the front. they can't use the back door. that's about to change. the signs warn of stiff penalties for those who board through the back of the bus. today the board of supervisors changed that rule. those with clipper cards will be able to board using all doors. until now boarding has only allowed in the front expect for some especially designated lines. now it'll be system wide. >> everyone who rides nummi, wondering why we can't board through all doors, now we have the technology to do it. >> reporter: fast is something nummi wants. at an average speed of 8 miles p
